MONDAY, SEPT. 26, 1949
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
Oregon, California
Potato Referendum
Balloting this Week
1 I lot Ull ftlili h IlUtl potlllo
groweri Id U9 Oregon and two Cal-!
Ifiiri.la countlra will vote cm pin
pMd nitmrtinvnU to tha rilhUiii
Inlrml nmikrling urclrr tvrrnmg
hr "' -if of potatoe hiumii in tlmt
pKMhictlun mr uv lrrn dUtilliut
rd to grower and. to on counted,
the riivrliiiM hi whirl, the blloU
are rturnrd mUnt be po.tmaikrd
liol Ulrr Hum KriiUy, Hriit. 30. liny
ThU amiouiKenirnt Wm inudi to
day by William J. l.roaOhrat,, field
reprrchlUva In Portland for the
fruit ad vegetable branrh it
t'HlM'i nriHlucllnn and markrlliiK
adminUtrntion, who Mid thai mira
roplr of the ballot and Instruction
could ba oUtaiiml at the of I it ot
the Agilcultutat CotiMTVaMori auo
elation or al the nil Ire o( the county
rilen4n agent in each county (
lectrd.
Public llrarlnn
Hie referendum follow j.iullf
tiraiing al Mrrtill and l-lmnil.
Ore., April ll-M. ltMU, and the ut
aequant UHDA runwnriirtat.tn
thai tha proponed amriulme nta be
Step-In Coatdress!
- - - Ul
adopted, kiibjert to grower approval
In a referendum.
Tha amrmiuiriiu, propontd by the)
Orrgun-Cullloinla I'utato cointnlt j
lee, wind, BiltninUter the oidrr. I
would piovlde for an adiulnUtrallve
co in ii ill tea compowu o! aeven pro- j
ducera and three handler, In lead 1
of the pirM-nl roimiuitre cimipoKad
of nx piodurera and three handler,
and would enlarge the present pro
due tton area conijHiKrd of the roun
tie o( IrM huU, c:ook. and Klam
ath In Orrgoii, and Modoc and Hu
kiyou countlrn In California, to in
clude the two additional Oregon
counilet of JrfferMin and Lake. J
Another Itaue j
In addition, undrr the proposed !
auirndmrnta to the order, the ad
mitiuti alive committee would be!
authorized to recuinmend regula j
li'Mi by grade and ie u( any or j
all varletle of table totk or wed.
by either coiuumer or whnienale
patki, or both, for any or all por
tion of the produrtion area, during
any periled of Ihr marketing jraftou
'lite committee rould aim recom
mend that peclaj coiuideratton be
given U fthlpuieni tor export or lor
other ipecial purpc uch a tor
llventiMg tred or relief dUtrlbutlnn
o that all men out leu might be
uwd to full advantage. IroUlon U
made fir ea.abll'hiiiff minimum
landard ot quality and maturity'
at any time.
The pntpoitrd amendment to the
marketing order, in order to be.
made eliecine. muii be favored by
at lrat two-lhrd of the voters par- 1
tlripatlng In the referendum, by '
number of volume of production. I
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News and
Comments
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Flo Ann
Parkin
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MARUN MARTIN
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th linf ilit mold your prrf.jr
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uh lmiblr'tHinrlr1 bck1
Pattrni 90HJ (nmn In tires 14,
Id. II. 30: 33. 34. 3. 31. 40. U. 8ll
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Thi. ruy-tn-un paturn fives
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rlend TWrNTT-riVE rents In
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Kmart, new clothea to sear at home,
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fifteen rents fur this book a frr
Pattern I printed In the book
new wrkit to arar lth your skirts
and dre-rsl
A-BOMB DELIVERY Disclosure of the Russian atomic ex
plosion hos set off speculation on her ability (a "deliver"
otomie bombs. Experts doubt that the best Soviet bomber
believed to be a modified B-29 could strike torgets more
thon 2000 miles from the most advanced Sibenon base and
return. Thus, they believe U. S. cities are presently out of
ronge. However, red planes could conceivably fly one-way
missions of 4000 miles over the U. S., ditch in the ocean ond
be picked up by ships Upper ore on mop shows present ronge
of U. S. bombers. B-36's, ably to fly 10,000 miles without
refueling, could strike any target in Russia and return.
Cain Ponders i
Race Against
Magnuson
WA8HINOTON. 8ept. 24 t
Senator Csln IR-Wahi said today
friends havt suitiented he realm hut
senate seat and run next year for
the seat now held bv Senator Mir
nuson lO-Wa-hi. He said he will
make no decision for months and
will not conmder It If some strong
OOP candidate cornea forward
asalnst Mnoton.
Mannuiwns term expires Jan. !.
I 1861 and he la up for re-election
next year. Csln s term expires Jan.
1, 1853.
I The OOP stratexy back of et
tlni Cain o resign and run against
i Magnuson would be aimed at se-
curing both senate seats from
wasnington for me republicans.
against Magnuson than could any
other repuuwean.
Cain aald In an Interview:
"friendship and common sense
necessarily dictate that I give the
proposal my ernest consideration
but It will be several months be
fore I reach a decision for I must
know the situation In the stale.
"In the meantime, the Washing
ton state republican party may de
velop one or more candidates
against Senator Magnuson that
would make It unnecessary lor me
to follow the suggestions
friends.
el me
Don't mm food net ah op the
Want A 4s every dayl It para I
SEE
LANPHEAR
before you burn!
!! Mala Pta. 2J
Elections f class officers will be
coming up in the near future,
probably this week. The Junior class
has already made nominations and
the senior homerooms each selected
one member tor the nominating
committee for that class. This sen
ior nomlnatliir committee will
make their choices tomorrow and 1 "hi"f h" ? r'bUcM g over-
to. ...ilnr.l.s, ..l,,. .Ill u k.U , WflO COUJQ
1 hurray for further nominations. I Cam'." unexwed'uirm
Those suggesting It argue that
I wain could maxe a better race
lloaeeer, nominations from the
a signed statement of the nominee,
signifying his acceptance of the
nomination.
Out of the members of this year's
student congress has come tha
noon hour activity committee which
will Investigate and plan activities
for the noon hour. Bob Scott Is
chairman of the committee and the
membership Includes Ronnie Lowell,
Don Mrlntyre, Rod 1 n m a n,
Bsrbara Custer, Jesnette Rusteen
and Alice Geary. The committee
was first suggested and organized
last year.
dorn moat of the halls In the most
strategic places.
Cycle Couple
Crash, Hurt
A motorcycle failed to make a
curve on the steep OTI road early
flunday afternoon ai-d Injured t h e
driver and his rompanion, Harold
Hani. 301 N. Rrrs, and his 11.
year-old wife Donna.
The young people were en route
to Klamath Falls when the ma
chine left the road, hurtled a ditch
and then tore through a barbed wire
frnre before stopping in a field.
Kaler's ambulance was called and
moved the two to Klamath Valley
hospital where Hani was treated
and dismissed but his young wife
remains a patient. Hhe received mi
nor ruts, bad bruises and shock.
Mrs. Haul s mother la Mrs. Helen
Bmllh. clerk at the Oil campus
store.
The accident occurred at 1:18
p m.
Man Burned, Wife
Injured in Wreck
HAI.EM. Sept. ?A i-fA Eugene
motorist was thrown Into a pool ot
burning gasoline and his wife In
lured last night when their car
atrurk a rattle truck iear here.
Critically burned was William
Mellor, 47, of 730 River road. Eu-
I Demo Women's
jWocus Meet
Set Tomorrow
Local observance of national
Democratic Womini Day t o
I morrow will be marked by a gath
! erlng of Democratic women at the
j home of Mrs. Psul Buck at Wocus.
A pot luck luncheon has been ar
! ranged for I p. m. Mrs. O. C. Tat
; man and Mra. A. P. Condrey. who
' attended the democratic western
I states conference, will report on the
event.
The women will tune In to Presi
dent Truman's speech at 3 15 p. m.
i which Is being broadcast by KKLW
. on the ABC network, commemorat
; Ing the occasion.
Mrs. M. P. Leonsrd. state demo
cratic vice chairman, wilt' be In
Jai kson and Douglas counties t o
I morrow, attending a luncheon o f
I democratic women ot Jackson coun
j ty and visiting a newly organised
group In Douglas county.
gene. He was thrown Into the gaso
line which had spilled from a tank
knorked from his car by the Impact.
The truck waa driven by Harold
Whltls, Seattle.
!
'Dutch' Bergman's
Death Reported
Prlends here have learned of the
recent death ot Mr. A. E. i Dutch i
Bergman of Huntington Beach.
Calif. Mr. Bergman has vls..ed here
annually for the past 15 years and
has many friends In the community..
A son, Bobby Bergman, 's making
his home with his mother, Mrs.
Harry Martin of Merrill.
The second Uauc of the Krater
. came out today for the subscribers
: only. The subscription campaign is
j still going on and w-ill continue un
I til at least 700 subscriptions are
I sold. Staff members are canvassing
homerooms and a booth has been
I set up In the main hall to sell the
I Kralers during noon hour.
Another committee consisting of
1 Keith Donahoo. chairman, and Max
! vin Ncrseth and Harold Howard
has been appointed for Investigation
of waste material. So far as It ran
be concluded, this committee will
place the waste receptacles that a-
Willtam Moxley s first year Suan.
Uh studenu have begun the course
by learning all the Spanish strjt
names In Klamath Palls and tran
slating them. In addition they have
learned moat of the common Span
ish words used by everyone, like
"patio" and "corral." Second year
studenu have written themes about
their activities this summer, all In
Spanish and the classes have seen
several movies about Mexico and
South America.
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Liomis Fun (Frolic
Pelican Theatre, Sept.27,28,29
The fastest 90
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Tickets now
On Sale at
Tha Gun Store
TIESOAT
Student Night
Curtain. 1:3
Sc witn anv .
student body
card
WED. THl'RS.
Curtain. :15
(irneral Adm.
Ralconv . . If
Main tloor . I S'
Reaenred . 2.40
(Tag Inc.)
W.OS--
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14 Acts 'nc'u"n9 snappy show tunes, sparkling
comedy and minstrel show.
Proceeds will buy glasses for local needy children, and will go into the OTI student
loan fund.
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